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MS NOW senior national security reporter David Rohde joined Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece “Was Jeffrey Epstein a spy? The world keeps asking,” which reports that despite growing political speculation, there is no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was a spy for any foreign nation, though some officials debate whether foreign intelligence agencies may have targeted him because of his elite connections. "David, you mentioned when you were listing the potential secret operations of other countries looking at his emails—trying to look at his emails—you mentioned the Russians and the Chinese; but, isn’t it also possible that he could have been a clear target for some sophisticated countries like Israel, who are always looking for information about America and what’s happening in America? And this guy had treasure trove of information—confidential information—with some pretty high rolling people?” asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle. Hear Rohde’s answer here.
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MS NOW senior national security reporter David Rohde joined Morning Joe to discuss his latest piece “Was Jeffrey Epstein a spy? The world keeps asking,” which reports that despite growing political speculation, there is no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein was a spy for any foreign nation, though some officials debate whether foreign intelligence agencies may have targeted him because of his elite connections. "David, you mentioned when you were listing the potential secret operations of other countries looking at his emails—trying to look at his emails—you mentioned the Russians and the Chinese; but, isn’t it also possible that he could have been a clear target for some sophisticated countries like Israel, who are always looking for information about America and what’s happening in America? And this guy had treasure trove of information—confidential information—with some pretty high rolling people?” asks veteran columnist Mike Barnicle. Hear Rohde’s answer here.
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